Changes in Theories of Government and Popular Sentiment
A retrospective on trust politics from 1901 to postwar 1920s shows how steel and railroad consolidations shaped policy. It traces Carnegie Morgan tensions, the rise of United States Steel, and evolving public opinion pushing antitrust measures while warning of future political salience of trust questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanges
Mark Sullivan
Washington
Roosevelt
Knox
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Wall Street
Carnegie
United States Steel Corporation
Morgan
Moragnan
Steel Corpor
Andrew Carnerite
Carnerie
J. P. Morgan
Mr Mores
Carneae
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cood
Gary
Steel Corporation
Judee Gary
Harding
Priss
Bryan
Wilson
Progressive Party
Wi'teon
Federal Trade Commission
America
Durione
Evolution of farming through cooperative selling movement
The passage argues that scientific progress prompts questions about the next step in evolution. It criticizes the American Tobacco company for refusing to buy from cooperative agents, claiming such conduct will fail as farmers move toward cooperative selling. It likens farmer co-ops to consolidation trends seen in other industries over 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Corporation
Gary Gary
Tennessee Coal and Tron Company
Gary
Atee Corporation
Gory
Washington
Ace Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Aliready
Tennessee Company
Gary Ald
Roonsevelt
Ates Corporation
Ernst
Kentucky
American Tobacco Company
Norma
Nebraska
General Electric Company
Money Trust
Standard Oil
The Graveyard Shift Confusion At St Paul Hotel Lobby
A lobby notice in St Paul proclaims no cats or dogs allowed in rooms by order of proprietor Adolph Katz. Nearby Philipsburg restaurant displays a cashier desk sign: no checks cashed. The text also includes miscellaneous wry observations and quotes about boxing star Jack Dempsey and aphorisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Adolph Katz
Philipsburg
Harnessing Power in Salesmanship and Personal Efficiency
The article argues that raw power must be harnessed to be useful, citing concentration of thought as the key to success. It urges individuals to develop latent abilities, avoid scatterbrained behavior, and apply mental focus to one task. The piece notes a Montana State University class in salesmanship and personal efficiency from Feb 25 to March 9, organized by the Butte Chamber of Commerce, with C. P. Brewer directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State University of Montana
C. P. Brewer
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Give What You Can But Give Ten Thousand Now
A call for immediate funds seeks donations of ten thousand dollars to meet a critical need. The appeal urges supporters to contribute whatever amount they can, emphasizing urgency and collective action.
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League of Nations
League
Senate
Stone
Aluminum Trust
Mellon
Coolidge
Republican Party
Trited States Steel Corporation
J. P. Morran
Megeet
Hhat
Steel Corporations
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Steel
Arthur Twining Hendley
Yale University
Old South Church
Boston
Snd
Carnegie Railroad
Tidewhiter
Conneaut
Ohio
Duquesne
J. P. Moreau
Business Stateamanship
Departune of Justice
Congress
Department of Quatrion
Supreme Court
Zonoa M. Longstreth
United States
Jack Dempsey
Firpo
Dempsey
Butte
St. James Hospital
Billings
Louis A. Allard
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